Trump's Economic Approval Hits New Low in Second Term

Nine weeks into his presidency, Trump's approval ratings dip below water as economic concerns, including inflation and tariffs, drive discontent.

President Trump's overall approval rating averages 45-49%, with 51% disapproving, reflecting a slight decline since his second term began in January.
Economic approval has dropped to a new low, with only 41% of Americans supporting his handling of the economy, according to the latest Gallup poll.
Middle-class support for Trump has weakened, with 47% approving and 49% disapproving, a reversal from stronger backing during the 2024 election.
Republican support remains robust at 91%, and Trump has gained approval among men, Hispanic voters, and younger demographics compared to his first term.
Concerns over inflation and controversial tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China are key drivers of public dissatisfaction, with experts warning of potential economic instability.